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Faisalabad awarded match after KB close innings
LAHORE, Nov 27: Defending champions Faisalabad earned maximum points after Karachi Blues made a sensational declaration on Saturday to their first innings on a dramatic opening day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy ... 
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Kiwis struggle after Langer hammers double century
ADELAIDE, Nov 27: Justin Langer made 215 of Australia's 575 for eight declared before New Zealand stumbled to 56 for two at the close of the second day's play in the second Test on Saturday. ...
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Smith doubtful for final Test after accident
KOLKATA, Nov 27: South Africa captain Graeme Smith is in doubt for the second and final Test against India after a car ran over his foot in a freak accident on Saturday. ...
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England players won't shake Mugabe's hand
HARARE, Nov 27: England players will not be expected to shake hands with Zimbabwean government officials during their controversial tour of the southern African country, captain Michael Vaughan said on Saturday. ...
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Khurram and Saleh maintain great run
KARACHI, Nov 27: Pakistan's Saleh Mohammed and Khurram Hussain Agha survived some anxious moments before winning by an identical margin of 4-3 frames in the 30th World IBSF snooker championship under way at Antalia, Turkey. ...
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Asghar assured of bronze medal
KARACHI, Nov 27: Pakistan's Asghar Ali Shah assured himself of bronze medal in the first World Universities boxing championship by reaching the semifinals, out-pointing Malina Marker from Russia 17:15 after a close fight on Saturday at Lamara Hotel Convention Hall, Anatlia Turkey. ...
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Renovation needed for boxing stadium
KARACHI, Nov 27: After the failure of Pakistan Boxing Federation (PBF) in building an international standard boxing facility, Karachi South Boxing Association (KSBA) on Saturday urged the authorities to refurbish the boxing stadium and gymnasium at People's Sports Complex. ...
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Wajid exacts sweet revenge on Indian Ustev
ISLAMABAD, Nov 27: Fifth seed Wajid Ali Chaudhry of Pakistan gained sweet revenge on India's Mishra Ustev on Saturday to qualify for the quarterfinals of the Asian Satellite international badminton tournament at the Liaquat Gymnasium. ...
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